Unlock cashflow to keep growing
For farmers, managing cashflow while keeping stock numbers up can be a constant challenge. Words PGG Wrightson
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PGG WRIGHTSON
Whether it’s buying in new stock, covering day-to-day expenses, or making improvements on farm, there’s always a need for working capital. PGG Wrightson’s GO-STOCK can help by offering farmers a simple, flexible way to free up cash without slowing down their operation.
A smarter way to manage cashflow
GO-STOCK provides farmers with an alternative to finance designed specifically for trading livestock. PGG Wrightson purchases the stock, and the farmer grows them on farm with no upfront cost. PGG Wrightson can buy a farmer’s own stock or new stock for a farmer. When the stock is ready for sale, the farmer and their PGW Livestock representative decide the best time and place to sell. The proceeds then go to PGG Wrightson, covering the original purchase price, a simple, transparent GO-STOCK fee, and standard selling costs – with the remaining trading margin going to the farmer.
The beauty of GO-STOCK is its flexibility – it works across different livestock classes including beef, lamb, dairy and deer, requires no initial outlay, and approvals are quick and easy, usually within 48 hours. It’s a proven, hassle-free way to manage cashflow while keeping stock numbers up and maximising returns.
Farmers seeing the benefits
For North Canterbury farmer Dave Long, GO-STOCK has been a game changer, allowing him to grow stock numbers while keeping cash available for other farm expenses.
“It gives us flexibility with our trading system and makes financial planning a lot easier,” says Dave. “We’re not tying up capital in livestock, and we still have control over when and how we sell.”
Similarly, young Northland farmers Connor and Sephrah Edwards have embraced GO-STOCK to help them build their business.
It gives us flexibility with our trading system and makes financial planning a lot easier. We’re not tying up capital in livestock, and we still have control over when and how we sell. – Dave Long, North Canterbury farmer.
“GO-STOCK gave us the flexibility to get to where we wanted to be much faster, stocking the farm to its capacity, rather than having to wait to build equity in smaller steps,” Connor explains.
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Farmers across New Zealand have been using GO-STOCK to keep their farms moving forward while keeping cash where it’s needed most. With a quick and easy approval process, no upfront costs, and the ability to choose when and where to sell, GO-STOCK is a smarter way to trade livestock.
